The pattern of DNA replication in the chromosomes of Puschkinia libanotica

@article{Barlow1969ThePO,
  title={The pattern of DNA replication in the chromosomes of Puschkinia libanotica},
  author={Peter W. Barlow and Canio G. Vosa},
  journal={Chromosoma},
  year={1969},
  volume={28},
  pages={457-467}
}
The uptake of H3-thymidine into the chromosomes of Puschkinia libanotica has been studied in plants possessing or lacking a heterochromatic B chromosome. The pattern of H3-thymidine uptake by the A chromosomes at the end of the S phase is similar in plants of both genotypes. Regions around the centromere take up more H3-thymidine at the end of S than do more distal regions. The rate of uptake into the heterochromatin of the B chromosome increases towards the end of S, but there is no evidence… 

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